The Cold War never ended—because Communism was never defeated.For more than a century, the United States has been locked in an ideological war most Americans do not perceive. In America’s Hundred Years’ War, Dr. Bradley A. Thayer argues that the struggle against Communism did not end with the fall of the Soviet Union—it evolved, spread, and embedded itself within American politics, institutions, and culture, and Western civilization.Tracing the roo...

Amid a series of three destructive floods that pounded little Johnstown, Pennsylvania, in less than a century, Cambria County residents somehow maintained their lofty expectations and big-picture foresight to begin what would become the oldest Christmas high school basketball tournament in the nation, as they would boast. Learn the amazing history behind an historic hardwood tournament.

"Invention: The Master-key to Progress" by Bradley A. Fiske explores the profound impact of invention on human advancement. Fiske, an accomplished inventor and naval officer, delves into the relationship between creativity and technological progress. He emphasizes how innovative thinking has been the driving force behind significant societal changes, shaping industries and improving lives. Through various examples, Fiske illustrates the importance of fostering an inventive spirit, arguing ...

"The Navy as a Fighting Machine" by Bradley A. Fiske is a seminal work that explores the evolution and strategic importance of naval power in modern warfare. Fiske, a distinguished naval officer and innovator, articulates the necessity of a strong navy for national security and global influence. He delves into the technological advancements and tactical developments that have shaped naval operations, emphasizing the role of the navy as a decisive force in military engagements. His insights...

About the BookKatie has a lot going on. She may love her cheating mom and absent dad, she may be disappointed that her friend Mary is too different now to be around, but unexpectedly Katie has made a new friend in Chester, a young man in the States illegally, fleeing a war-torn country, and working off the books for her mother.When Katie is assaulted at a party in the forest, Chester comes to her aid in time for them both to witness the violent demise of her attacker. It was ...

"Canyon de Chelly: The Story of Its Ruins and People" by Zorro A. Bradley offers a captivating exploration of one of America's most significant archaeological sites. The book delves into the rich history of the Navajo people and their ancestors, who have inhabited the canyon for thousands of years. Through vivid descriptions and insightful analysis, Bradley brings to life the ancient ruins and the cultural significance of the landscape, highlighting the deep connection between the people a...

" Shows a mastery of research and theory in both biology and international relations and weaves the two fields together in a compelling fashion." —Dr. Steven A. Peterson, Director, School of Public Affairs, Penn StatePathbreaking and controversial, Darwin and International Relations offers the first comprehensive analysis of international affairs of state through the lens of evolutionary theory.Using ethnological and statistical studies of warfare am...

"Embark on a culinary journey like no other with 'Vegetarian Diet Cookbook 2024.' Dive into a world of plant-based power and discover the tantalizing flavors of high-protein vegetarian recipes that will energize your body and nourish your soul. From mouthwatering breakfasts to satisfying dinners and irresistible desserts, this cookbook is your passport to a healthier, more vibrant lifestyle.But this book is more than just recipes; it's a guide to unlocking the full potential of pla...

In Valued by God, Sheri A. Bradley challenges the traditional constraints placed on women in the church, arguing that these limits not only undermine women's God-given talents but also hurt the church's mission. This book is a clarion call for modern-day churches to rethink and reconstruct their approach to women in ministry. Bradley posits that by aligning with the value that God places on all individuals, churches will not only move towards gender equality but will also discover a fuller...

In May 1998, a stunning $36 billion merger was announced by Chrysler, the all-American automaker, and Daimler-Benz, the German manufacturer of Mercedes-Benz luxury sedans. This corporate marriage promised to rock the global auto industry, but when the dust settled, Daimler had bought Chrysler, and an American icon had lost its independence. Taken for a Ride follows the twists and turns on the road to DaimlerChrysler and is a cautionary tale of the risks and rewards of going global....

What becomes of theology when we think of it aesthetically? What becomes of aesthetics when we think of it theologically? These are the guiding questions that inform both the method and the conclusions of this volume's exploration into the literary world of Herman Melville's "characteristic theology." Far from a specialist work that simply seeks to flesh out the religious disposition and myriad influences of one particular literary giant, Johnson's focus in this volume is instead the ident...

"To show that inventors have accomplished more than most persons realize, not only in bringing forth new mechanisms, but in doing creative work in many walks of life, is, in part, the object of this book. To suggest what they may do, if properly encouraged, is its main intention. For, since it is to inventors mainly that we owe all that civilization is, it is to inventors mainly that we must look for all that civilization can be made to be." -Preface